The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Emma Rehling has returned from her
pleasure trip and visit to her parents at Decatur
Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Holstein will GO to
Chicago in June and probably locate perma-
nently.
Gen. George B. Wright, wife and daughter
left Yesterday for Columbus, O., to reside per-
manently.
Mrs. VIM. J. Hiss. of Baltimore. will arrive
on Saturday to visit her daughter. Mrs. Alexan-
der Spruance.
Mrs. Walton Hobbs, of Chicago, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Allen NJ. Fletcher, and her
mother, Mrs. Bruce.
Mai ]. E. Burbank u S. A., from Boston,
spent Tuesday and Yesterday with his sisters,
Mrs o. L. Morton and Mrs. S. c. Gill
Mr.. Fletcher NJ Noe, who has been confined
to the house for the last week by severe at
tack of pneumonia, has about recovered.
Dr. j. L. Freeland, of Manchester, Dearborn
county. en- route home from a three months trip
through the West for the benefit of his health,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Moon, of Eau Claire, Wis, brotherin-law
of Mrs. George H. Chapman. with his family,
will remove to this city to live He will erect a
residence on North Meridian street, next to
Mrs. Chapmau's.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. II.
Miller. Worthington: L. E. Thayer, Fort Wayne
w. A. Ryan. Terre Haute: E. A. Pearson and
wife, Bedford; j. G. Wood, Franklin: Mrs. Dan
iel Deprez, Miss Allie Haehl. Mr.. and Mrs
]. B. Marvin, Frankfort; D. w. STARK and wife,
Rockville: j. c. Doman and family, Kokomo
Mrs. Wilmington, Miss Wilmington, Anderson.
Grand Hotel B. Johnson Richmond: Walter
Vail, j. A Manning. Michigan City; ". c. Burk.
Thorntovn; Geo. II. Smith. Chillcothe; John NJ
cvin Eramv Rntt Mre I
G. McPheeters, Bloomington; Jas. Murdoch
Michigan City: W. R. Ogleby, Upton; Geo. A.
True, Mount Vernon; Geo. H. Durham, r. F.
Davis. Richmond; R. /. johnson, Valparaiso;
Will Snow, Dayton: Chas Shandrew, st. Paul.
Society Events.
The marriage of Miss Ida Lieber and Mr. Geo.
Kothe will take place this evening
The annual election of officers for the Flower
Mission and Training School for Nurses will take
place this morning at the regular meeting
The ladies of the third section of Mayf1ower
Church, with Mrs. E. D. Grover at the head
will give novelty social in the church parlors
tomorrow night The entertainment and re-
freshments will all be novel,
| The young ladies and gentlemen of Memorial
| Presbyterian Church will give "a natural-eas So
cal tomorrow evening. Bulletins will be re-
ceived every fifteen minutes from all gas wells
! Ice-cream cake and home made candy will be
| for sale.
! There will be a flower festival at the Central
| Christian Church o.morrow night Among the
articles to be served are ice-cream, strawberries,
intellectual salad" homemade candies maple
molasses, sugar taffies, every varlaty of fancy
candy. soap bubbles for the children with new
| pipe for each one, aprons and fancy articles for
| every one.
The anniversary reception of the INDIANAPOLIS
| Business University, at its rooms in the When
| Block, last night, was largely attended The re-
ception was given and managed by the students,
| who number over one hundred, aided by Mr..
| Heeb, the principal, and his assistants. The OK.
ercises included music. by Misses Hattie Fox,
Stella Rogers. MIR. NJ D. Butler, Perry Ingalls,,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Belcher. recitations by Prof. Nc
| State Superintendent LaFollette and Prof. w
| S. Tincher, after which there were refreshments
and dancing.
Scandinavian music, now becoming better
| known through its celebrated opponents, Grieg
Kjeruf, Gade and Neupert is growing more
interesting to musicians generally, and as it con
forms to the style of modern composition now SC
much affected, the programme as given yester-
day by the Matinee Musicale was full of gems
The opening number the well-known
Swedish wedding march by Soderman, arranged
as quartet for two pianos. Mrs. Spades, after
an absence of several months sang ''The Sun
light Song" and "Never Laugh at Love-" by
Kjerulf The best in the long list of excellent
ones was the piano solo by Griee Aus dem
Carneval," exquisltely played by Miss Whittier
the whole being under the direction of Mrs. S. l.
Morrison and Miss Mary Morrison. A paper on
the subject was read by Mrs. j. R. Lilley.
The tambourine social. given by the ladies O
Section of Centra-avenue Church. attracted
an audience that packed the building. The pro
gramme was introduced by vocal solo by Mrs
Grace Levering, whose every appearance indi
Gates improvement in the volume of her voic
and her method of singing. She was unable t
respond to an encore because of another engage
ment elsewhere Miss Martin recited Josial
Aliens wifes description of the Fourth of Jul,
celebration, and Miss Bingham gave, with mucl
effect, 1.-THE Spinning Wheel" quartet O
colosed boys, the Twilight Quartet, added tw'
songs that were heartily received. The prnci
pal feature, the drill, participated in b,
twelve misses, under the command of Captain
Richardson. The drill was unique, its dress an,
figures modest and attractive, while the move
ment of it was such as to receive repeated AM
enthusiastic applause. The military precision
with which every figure was executed was re
ally marvellous. The ladies will net bandsom
sum from the entertainment.
AvITTvENNEMAN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 27.-William Gavitt
of this city. recently appointed United State
special agent to the Alaska seal islands b
Secretary Fairchild, of the Treasury Depart
ment, was united in marriage, this evening" t
Miss Dena Venneman, also of this city. Th
event was very suspicious one. and man
prominent people, locally. were present MI
GaSitt and bride left tonight at IL o'clock 70
San Francisco. from whence they will sail, o
May 10. for Alaska. Mr.. Gavitt is only thirty
two years old, but it is claimed that he went I
Washington with the best Endorsements tina
ever left the State. Among the guests fror
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. I. N Richie and Mrs
W. j. Sissor, of Indianapolis, relatives Of tn
bride, and Mr.. Hedges, also of Indianapolis
Advice to Young Man.